Photography ISO, Shutter Speed, Aperture

The exposure triangle is made up of ______.

• Aperture, Focal Length and ISO

• F-stops, Aperture and depth of field

• Focal Length, DOF and ISO

• Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO

The film's sensitivity to light is determined by _____.

• Aperture

• Exposure

• Shutter Speed

• ISO

A standardized industry scale for measuring film's sensitivity to light is ______.

• depth of field

• focal length

• ISO

• aperture

Aperture can be compared to ______.

• the diameter of the view finder

• the denominator related to the film size

• an eye's pupil

• the distance at which objects remain in focus

Measured in stops of light and denoted as f/stops

• aperture

• iso

• shutter speed

• focal length

Controls the lens' diaphragm

• shutter release cable

• bulb setting

• exposure

• aperture

Depth of field refers to ______.

• the setting of the shutter speed

• the range of the lens

• the area that is sharp and in focus

• the area in front of the object that is blurry and not able to be clearly focused

What setting is measured in fractions of a second ?

• aperture

• ISO

• film speed

• shutter speed

Measures how fast or slowly the camera's curtain opens and closes

• ISO

• shutter speed

• film speed

• aperture

The lens' opening increases as the f-stop number/setting ____.

• increases

• quadruples

• doubles

• decreases